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When someone witnesses something so breathtakingly beautiful and questions if God exists, I don't judge I just don't understand. It is like the trees communicating for centuries with a fungus that lives on the earth, and they talk to one another through that network about drought, disease, and other things that are important for them to know. I appreciate this show of such magnificent birds talking, staying warm, or doing whatever it is that they are doing. Again, thank you so much. Many blessings. Joni Caggiano

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Wonder how they know how to live without evil

No paper no concrete no glass no instruction book.each of these little things you call birds has an energy so they don't knock eachother out they have there own oral amazing isn't it that G Force

Oh look there is creation.

Thank you. Visited the Canyon today. No photo I took begins to capture the beauty as you have. I posted a link to your video to Facebook.

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Ohhh, I wanna go there so badly but I’m not old enough to travel on my own! 😩

only 25 minutes from #jerogriyaubud

Absolutely breathtaking! I use the images to explain to others -- my concept of a higher power --- always shifting and changing, never-ever the same. LOVE IT! Thank you.

This is so beautiful and soothing, to look at and listen to. Thank you for sharing this with us! ❤

They know how to dance and how to sing

Truly so beautiful.

obrigado pelo conteúdo!! é simplesmente relaxante meditar com essa melodia

Cute

I go there!!! 13.9.24😊😊😊😊😊😊

Sounds hot

How can contect you.

How did you catch this?

Il paradiso è Madre Terra che Dios las creò

Ho trovato il paradiso anche per fare il windsurf

Una favola il vero paradiso è Madre Terra Con rispetto lassù a Dio

Great views but wrong music.

they definitely praising Him...Christ.

thankyou sharing.

Che meraviglia 😍 paesaggi indimenticabili ❤❤❤❤

Pristine, Baruch Hashem

God's creation is so beautiful and amazing❤🙏

Overwhelming

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Fine

👉penal Glad opening sing🕵️🧠👈👉vibration 🤔😊

Hello Mr.. Permission save video for my creation UA-cam.. I'm from Indonesian 🙏

thank you for showing this,magnificant area

there are no words that describe the natural wonders and senic beauty for this area

From the starling's perspective, I bet they do it for the fun of it.

❤❤wonderful memories

please let us know that you had permission from the Navajo to use your drone here.

Thank you for these wonderful sights! I've been there at the end of spring 2022. It was beautiful to see the area from above, now.

Bravo!!!!!!!!!

Could you please give me an advice for some nice view point in that Area?

Unbelievable and beautiful

Ours together our little family with rank and position Starlings

Beauty in motion

0:00 Trees and Houses Near the Jas de Bouffan, 1885-86 12:08 Mont Sainte-Victoire and the Viaduct of the Arc River Valley, 1882-85 The distinctive silhouette of Mont Saint-Victoire rises above the Arc River valley near the town of Aix. To paint this scene, Cézanne stood close to Montbriand, his sister’s property, at the top of the hill just behind her house; the wall of the neighboring farmhouse is barely visible. Cézanne sought to reveal the inner geometry of nature, "to make of Impressionism something solid and durable, like the art of museums." Indeed the railroad viaduct that cuts through this pastoral scene is evocative of a Roman aqueduct, recalling paintings by Nicolas Poussin. 24:15 The Gulf of Marseilles Seen from L’Estaque, ca. 1885 Cézanne enthused about the fishing village of L’Estaque to Pissarro in 1876: "It is like a playing card. Red roofs over the blue sea. . . . The sun is so terrific here that it seems to me as if the objects were silhouetted not only in black and white, but in blue, red, brown, and violet." Cézanne painted some twenty views of L'Estaque over the next decade, a dozen of them facing toward or across the gulf of Marseilles. In the distance of this painting, atop the hill to the right of the jetty, the towers of Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde stand watch over the city of Marseilles. 36:18 Mont Sainte-Victoire, ca. 1902-6 Cézanne worked on this, one of the grandest pictures of Mont Sainte-Victoire, over a considerable length of time, enlarging the canvas in order to extend the view at the right and in the foreground. 48:25 View of the Domaine Saint-Joseph, late 1880s Despite the many areas of canvas left bare, this is one of the few paintings Cézanne signed and thus regarded as "finished." It shows a view of the Jesuit estate of Saint-Joseph, situated on a hill, the Colline des Pauvres, on the road between Aix and the village of Le Tholonet, an area beloved by the artist since his youth. This picture was the first by Cézanne to enter an American museum: the Metropolitan acquired it from the historic Armory Show in 1913, for the highest price of any work in the exhibition.

Thank you!!!!

We call it ‘Sort sol’ in Denmark❤ It means ‘Black Sun’❤

nice video wow amazing movements by starlings i have captured similar murmuration in india ua-cam.com/video/N0eRUwvaMqU/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared

If you love nature don't go to maldives, they are destroying sea life